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## org.hyperic.util.data
Interface IHighLowDataPoint

All Superinterfaces:
  IDataPoint, IDisplayDataPoint, IStackedDataPoint

All Known Implementing Classes:
  HighLowDataPoint, HighLowMetricValue

    public interface IHighLowDataPoint

extends IStackedDataPoint

IHighLowDataPoint is an interface that is used to allow the chart to retrieve the high value and low value of an individual data point. This interface extends IStackedDataPoint and must implement the getValues() method from that interface by returning an array of three double values with the high, low and average. The values can be placed in the array in any order. IStackedDataPoint extends the IDisplayDataPoint interface. The getValue method from that interface should return the average value for the HighLow chart.

See Also:
  `IDisplayDataPoint`, `IStackedDataPoint`

Method Summary
`double` | `getHighValue()` Retrieves the high value of a chart data point.
`double` | `getLowValue()` Retrieves the low value of a chart data point.

Methods inherited from interface org.hyperic.util.data.IStackedDataPoint
`getValues`

Methods inherited from interface org.hyperic.util.data.IDisplayDataPoint
`getLabel, getTimestamp`

Methods inherited from interface org.hyperic.util.data.IDataPoint
`getValue`

Method Detail

### getHighValue

    double getHighValue()

  Retrieves the high value of a chart data point.

  Returns:
    A floating point value for a chart data point.

### getLowValue

    double getLowValue()

  Retrieves the low value of a chart data point.

  Returns:
    A floating point value for a chart data point.

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